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deputy betsy shacklefordNewhall Crime Report for the week of November 14, 2016 – November 20, 2016

Crime Information and Public Safety Report for Newhall/ Zone 6 for the week of 11/14/16 to 11/20/16

Crime Prevention Unit

11/17/16

Petty Theft – 24300 Arcadia St

Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s “Garmin” GPS from her unlocked vehicle while parked in her driveway.

11/14/16

Attempt Burglary – 24600 Wayman St.

The suspect was observed by the victim on video surveillance in the victim’s backyard. He was arrested by responding deputies and was found to be in possession of the victim’s property from a previous burglary at the victim’s residence days prior.

Petty Theft – 24800 Newhall Ave.

Person(s) unknown cut the victim’s carbon bike lock and stole the victim’s bicycle from the bike rack at the location.

11/16/16

Robbery – 24100 Lyons Ave.

Person(s) unknown entered the baby food aisle and began loading up a baby stroller with baby formula. They exited location making no attempts to pay for the store merchandise.

11/17/16

Robbery – Lyons Ave / Kansas St.

The victim was riding his bicycle when the suspect drove by narrowly missing him. The suspect and the victim got into an altercation and the suspect stole the victim’s bicycle.

How to Keep From Becoming a Holiday Crime Victim

Try to shop during the day, but if you do shop at night, do not do it alone. Avoid wearing expensive jewelry. Do not carry a purse or wallet, if possible. Consider bringing a security travel pouch instead. Always carry your driver’s license or identification along with necessary cash, checks and/or a credit card you expect to use. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash. If you discover that a credit card is missing, notify the credit card company as soon as possible. Don’t assume that you misplaced it and will find it later. Beware of strangers approaching you for any reason. At this time of year, con-artists may try various methods of distracting you, including working in teams, with the intention of taking your money or belongings.

Thank you,
Deputy Betsy Shackelford

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9 Comments

  1. Baby food means a mother or father are desperate, if you catch them please text me and I will buy the baby food, let them go, it’s Christmas. have a heart…. send me the bill.

    • We need more people like you God bless you Ivan A Sanzana

    • Laura Hughes Laura Hughes says:

      Things are not always what they appear Ivan .You are a kind person. People take advantage of nice people like you and ruin it for the rest of us.

      Apparently drug dealers use it as an additive to cut powdered drugs with. At least that was what I was told by Ralph’s. That’s why many stores lock it up behind glass now. Ralph’s does. Walmart does. Vallarta does. Formula is about 25 bucks a can. Depending the age of infant that may last a week or a couple of days.

      Women who aren’t able to feed their baby with breast milk ( free and cheapest method so why would you steal formula? ) can get WIC from the state or calFresh program

    • Laura Hughes Laura Hughes says:

      And it was at VONS and it was only the formula not baby food. Another clue it was not a mother in need. Mothers in need know where to go. The hospitals provide all that when you give birth. La Leche league. WIC both put out much info. So I doubt it was a legit mother in need. More likely someone who will turn it over to a dealer or trade it for use by a dealer .

  2. Kallie Mae Kallie Mae says:

    Ivan, I need $1,000.00 worth of food lol

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